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Cinematica: Bite Me!

By Audio, Cinema and Cinematica

Cinematica logoIt’s over a week since the last time I pub­lished a Cinematica pod­cast update and we’ve recor­ded and released two epis­odes since then.

Last week (22 November) we spoke to Gerard Smyth, dir­ect­or of When a City Falls about his doc­u­ment­ary and life in shud­dery Christchurch. You can listen to that epis­ode here:

In that show we also evis­cer­ate Twilight but talk up Project Nim.

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Cinematica: Contagious!

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Here’s Episode #005 of Cinematica.This week I talk to James Croot from The Press and writer Rachael King, two Christchurch film fans, about being cinephiles in a city that’s lost sev­er­al movie theatres to earth­quakes. Contagion, Beginners, Last Train Home and Snow Flower and the Secret Fan are also reviewed.

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New Cinematica episode

By Audio, Cinema and Cinematica

Last night Kailey, Simon and I recor­ded Episode 5 of the new Cinematica pod­cast. In it we argue about The Debt, Anonymous and basic­ally agree on The Thing and I Don’t Know How She Does It. I was the only poor bug­ger who saw Conan the Barbarian. There’s news and banter in there too.

Here it is.

I recom­mend you head along to iTunes and sub­scribe so that you nev­er miss an epis­ode. And in a few weeks we’ll be broad­cast­ing each epis­ode live so keep an ear out for that.

Introducing Cinematica (Episode Two)

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In today’s pro­gramme (ori­gin­ally pos­ted on 25 October 2011): 

Kailey spins some Beautiful Lies about the latest Audrey Tautou film, I’ll bring Paranormal Activity 3 out of the murk and, with the help of spe­cial guest Miriam Ross, our 3D expert, we’ll see wheth­er Wim Wenders sweeps us off our feet with his new dance doc­u­ment­ary Pina.

Introducing Cinematica (part one)

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Things have been mighty busy around here although it might not be evid­ent in these pages. After elev­en years in the same Newtown flat I finally moved last week. To Newtown. So, a gen­tle­man of Newtown I remain.

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Freelance work has picked up after a hor­ror start to the year and some of the pro­jects are prov­ing to be pretty excit­ing. One of those pro­jects is now ready to launch: Cinematica, a weekly movie review pod­cast that I pro­duce, edit and co-present with Simon Werry and Kailey Carruthers (from the Lighthouse Cinema chain).

We’ve recor­ded three epis­odes and they are all avail­able now on iTunes and via the snazzy new web­site, cinematica.co.nz (made by Ocular in Lyall Bay).

We record the show weekly (Tuesday even­ings) and review every NZ new release as well as inter­view spe­cial guests. Over time, with sup­port from loc­al dis­trib­ut­ors, we hope to offer com­pet­i­tions, prizes, giveaways, etc. and maybe even pro­mote our own spe­cial screenings.

It’s early days, of course, and we need an audi­ence and their feed­back to take the show to the next level. We’d really appre­ci­ate it if you could give us an audi­tion, bet­ter still sub­scribe to us via the iTunes Store and then rate and review the show. That’s how we get bet­ter pos­i­tion­ing in the store and how we grow the audi­ence even more.

In a couple of weeks we will even start stream­ing the show live from Petone so listen­ers can con­trib­ute as it happens.

So. Exciting.

I’m par­tic­u­larly pleased with Episode 001 which fea­tures an inter­view with Tusi Tamasese, the writer/director of The Orator: